Speaking at the July 2-4 Accra summit themed “Constructing Prosperity,” Cherry stated: “This vision requires joint government-private execution,” according to official conference transcripts.

Cherry identified housing deficits exceeding 1.8 million units as urgent, recommending pension scheme reforms to enable 250,000 annual constructions. He further cited transportation inefficiencies affecting agricultural distribution and consumer pricing, urging phased infrastructure upgrades starting in urban centers.

The executive positioned these measures within the administration’s “Big Push” industrialization agenda, noting summit discussions involved international investors assessing Ghana’s infrastructure sector.